In June 2019, the Virginia Museum of History & Culture opened Determined: The 400-Year Struggle for Black Equality. As part of the marketing campaign to promote the exhibition, I created Environmental graphics, including large building banners, pole banners, and step...
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Virginia Museum of History & CultureSkills
Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe InDesign
In 2018, the Virginia Museum of History & Culture opened Fresh Paint: Murals Inspired by the Story of Virginia. As part of the marketing campaign to promote the exhibition, I created Exhibition logo Environmental graphics, including large building banners and...
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Virginia Museum of History & CultureSkills
Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop
As an extension of the History on Tap series, the Virginia Historical Society launched the BrewHaHa Craft Beer Festival in 2017 . To brand the new program, I created a custom logo for the event that was used on all...
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Virginia Historical SocietySkills
Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop
To promote the A Material World: Photographs of the 1980s from the Richmond Times-Dispatch exhibition opening, the Virginia Historical Society held a Back to the ’80s: Concert & Exhibit Opening. I designed all graphics and advertisements, including print ads, social...
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Virginia Historical SocietySkills
Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, social media
My design work at the Virginia Historical Society includes designing graphics and labels for permanent and temporary exhibitions. I create custom graphics branded for each show. These graphics have also been used as part of the print and digital marketing exhibition...
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Virginia Historical SocietySkills
Design, Exhibits, Illustrator, Photoshop
honeysuckle & lemonade is my business. I sew and design merchandise such as blankets, quilts, and keychains that I sell on Etsy....
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honeysuckle & lemonadeSkills
Branding, Illustrator, Sewing, Photography
I designed four versions of a logo for the 2017 Virginia History Day program. I allowed the Virginia History Day team to choose the final version. The final version, nicknamed “Diversity,” was chosen because of its youthful look and appeal...